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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1910)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREOuX, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1010. TAen SaTYKIf COLUMBIA DEFEATED SALEM HIGH VISITORS WERE TOOIIKAVVmri IXH'AL TEAM, AM AVON UY A St ORE Oh 8 TO O ON A WKT AND ' NASTY FIEI,1. C, Qulnn R. O., Sharp R. T Wadler R. E., Kellaher Q Flnnlgan (cap) L. H., Fitzgerald P., Cook R. H. , Salem lllgh'School yesterday after noon went down to defeat before the "lieavy Columbia University eleven of Portland, score 8-0. The game was played on a wet field, and during two of the quarters drizzling rain fell. The ball was so wet and slippery that the local boys could not make their open plays effective. Whlls the ColumblBS worked the forward pass effectively three times, they re lied on line bucking and end runs to secure their yardage. The Salem lads In , Beveral places carried the ball to the eight-yard line, to be held for downs, and the visitors would punt the ball Into the open fleldt During most of the time the ball was In the territory of the visitors. Smith, quarter for the locals, did onalntent work, carrying the ball for several runs of 15 yards. Beckwtth, left half for Salem, was a consistent yard gainer, and made several runs with the ball. Finlgan, left half for the visitors, made several sensational runs. The officials for the afternoon were llawley, O. A. C, referee; Styles, field Judge; Turner, umpire. T':" !!r.c'iip was: Salem Hlghh-Small L. E., Hofer L. T., Lafky L. O., Chenowlth, C, B. McClallond R. O., J. McClalland, R. T., Veatch K. B., Smith (cap.) Q., Beckwith L. H., Snyder F., Dennlson R. H. Columbia' University Lake L. E., Hoffard L. T., Sassfleld L. G., Weber They Will Agree with you and help you lo keep your stomach biuI other organs in tlie proper condition on which your pood health must depend PILLS SoM Erywhr., InWnirM IQc. m4 2So "A DVKXTURE" FOR DECEMBER. The second Issue of "Adventure," iThe Rldgway Company's new month ly, reveals the fact that the editor have thought of more kinds of ad venture than were previously known to exist. The perils of Nihilists, j winter, the drep sea, a forced mar ;rlngfl, the nrctlc regions, heredity, Wall street, aviation, war, ghosts, love Hons, pirates and building rail roads are a few of fhe varieties of which they treat "The White Rook," by James Barr is a murder story. The scene of "Home Through Hades," by O. Langton Clarke, is the wilderness of Northern Canada whence Alan R. Hawley and Augustus Post, the aero nauts, emerged October 26th after, their record-breaking sail In tho balloon America II. The second instalment of Gouver neur Morris's pulse-stirring serial, "Yellow Men and Gold," Is as mys terious and exciting as "Treasure Island" or Poe's "Gold Bug." "The Mysterious Invitation" Is a delight- j ful bit of German intrigue. The two articles, "Where Hell Ts Frozen Over" and "In the Jungle , ATter Seladang," treat of the arctle regions and a new kind of big game, and are not fiction, but exciting (act. Heredity furnished, the plots for "The Fear" and "Yellow Callahan." All Is not tragedy In the magazine, and a trio of amusing stories are "The Disappearance of Slgnor Caro II." "A Poisoned Blockade," and "The Tragedy of Wlnky Wanky Woo." T. Donavan Bayley writes a pro phetic romance of the conquest of the air, and Captain Fritz Duquesne, i who fought in the Boer War, a true story of the early days la the Trans vaal. "The Bodkin of Menopterls" , is a tale of scientific adventures in which a photograph in the fourth dimension is taken of an Egyptian . princess- dead many thousand years. "The Survival of the Fittest," by, Thomas P. Byron, Is a terrible story of a man-hunt by a Hon which It would not be well to read at night. Other stories are by G. W. Ogden. Jonathan Hadley and George Allan England, and the complete novel ette by E. B. Mitchell varies so far from the usual tale of border In trigue that it furnishes a complete surprise. CRIMSON AND BLUE MEET TODAY CRITICISM AND COMPARISON OF THK TEAMS IlEKORK THE GAME HARVARD THE FAVOR ITE IN THE RETTING, 2 TO 1. When a cold becomes settled In the system, It will take several days' treatment to cure it. and the best remedy to use Is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It will cure quicker than any other, and bIbo leaves the system in a natural and healthy con dition. Sold by all dealers. UNITKD TRESS M1KID WIRS.1 New Haven, Conn., Nov. 19. Yale blue and Harvard crimson col or the Elm city today. Harvard, touted with the strongest eleven of the Eastern football fields, and Yale, with the weakest team It has turned out In many years, meet this afternoon on historic Yale field. The odds and the weight are against Old Ell, but the supporters of John Harvard know that their men will have to fight to win. Yale's.bulldog spirit has been. In evi dence more than once before this season, and her admirers prophesy that the crimson athletes will have no walkover. On paper the Harvard team Is the better of the two. She has not lost a game this year, and has only been scored against slightly by her oppo nents. Yale lost two Important games to West Point and to Brown and has been scored against several times. Yet, when Yale faced Princeton last week she sprang tho surprise of the season by beating the tigers five to three,, and the tigers were not rated weak at that. The average weight of the elevens Is 179 pounds for Yale and 181 for Harvard. Yale Is expected by her followers to make up the difference in weight by a display of aggressive ness such as contributed to the de feat of Princeton. Recently the Har vard coaches became awakened to the fact that the Yale attack was something to be considered, and they began laying plans for offsetting It by strengthening the' Harvard at tack, which was notably weak. The Harvard defense was called a thing of beauty by the critics, who praised the crimson machine like play, but criticized tho Harvard offense and freely declared that It wsb Inferior to that of Yale. West Point or Brown. Accounting for the- Harvard vic tories over its opponents -this year, the experts all admitted that tlm Harvard stonewall defense played a great part in Its success, causing her nnnnnenla to wear themselves out hitting the line. In support of this Jll) ) .L4 With our new and modern Box Factory now iii operation, we can furnish promptly BOXES OF ALL KINDS. Building Materials Including Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows, Mouldings. 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There will be no sour risings, no belching of undigested food mixed with acid, or stomach gas or heart burn, fullness or heavy feeling tn the stomach. Nausea, Debilitating Headaches, Dizziness or Intestinal gr'plng. This will all go, and, be sides, there will be no sour food left over In the stomach to poison your breath with nauseous odors. Pape's Dlapensln Is a certain euro for out-of-order stomachs, because It takes hold of your food and digests It Just the same as If your stomach wasn't there. Relief In five minutes from all stomach misery Is waiting for you at any drug store. These large 60-cent cases contain more than sufficient to thoroughly cure almost any case of Dyspepsia, Indigestion or any other stomach disorder. belief It was pointed out thnt Hnr vard piled up her scores In the last two quarters of play. Yale is given great credit for the plucky handling of poor material and the handicap of physical dlsr blllty earlier In the season. "Yale luck" was backward th's year, and it was not until shortly before the Trlnceton game that the team was in good shape. Yale entered today's game In the best ' of condition. Every man Is in splendid trim, with the possible exception of Bakpr and Tomllnson, who are suffering with swollen ankles. The day dawned ideally for tho Bport. The -air was brlBk and clear, and when the sun came up the sharpness of the slight breeze that was blowing was reduced to a com fortable temperature for the 35,000 persons that It was predicted would fill the stands. The record for at tendance at' any game between tho old rivals Is expected to be broken. Never has the old university town bpen so crowded with adherents of the crimson and the blue. Delega tions of rooters from Cambridge are seen everywhere, while New Yorlt sent thousands of "grads" to pu 1 for the wearers of the red or blue. Yale was expected to use a var iety of plays In an effort to offset Harvard's "class." ' The forward pass, which' brilliantly ended the Tigers' chances, It was -predicted, would be a .feature, while punting duels also were looked for by the 6 Derts. Many asserted that a field goal would decide the contest. At noon Harvard entered the fav orite in the betting at odds of 3 to 5 and 1 to 2. As in all the Yalo games this season, plenty of YaH money was In sight. At noon the line-up was announced as follows: Yale. Position. Harvard Knpatrick ,. ..LE ..Lewi Scully , LT McKay Fuller , LO .Mlnnoi Morris C . . .' .Perkins McDevitt RG Fisher Paul RT Wlthington (Ci Brooks RE L. Sml'h Howe QB . .Wlgglesworth Field LHB Corbett Daly (C) RUB . . . . .-Wendell Klstler F B Leslie Referee Langford, of Trinity. Umpires Fults, of Brown; Judge Pendleton, of Bowdoin. Head line man Morice, Pennsylvania. Other football games today are: At Ithaca Cornell vs. Carlisle. At West Point Army vs. Trinity. At Annapolis Navy vs.' Nev York University. At. Providence Brown vs. Am herst. 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